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“For women eager to take control of their road to career success—and men ready to insist on gender equality—this is a must read.” —BookLife by Publishers Weekly

Discover your inner DIVA and take control of your career today

From the creator of the DIVA Method®, Kisha Wynter, comes a transformative guide for women navigating the corporate world. Your Power Unleashed: How Savvy Women Use Courage to Get Promoted, Get Paid, and Find Fulfillment is for astute businesswomen ready to unlock their full potential and achieve unparalleled success.

Drawing on the insights and lessons developed in Kisha’s coaching programs, Your Power Unleashed® lays out practical strategies for corporate women looking to succeed in their careers, with a special emphasis on the nuanced needs of women from diverse backgrounds.

• Break free from self-doubt and imposter syndrome as you embrace newfound confidence and resilience. 
• Navigate organizational politics strategically with practical tools to increase your visibility and gain influential allies. 
• Cultivate a robust network of advocates, mentors and sponsors to propel your career. 
• Step confidently into the winner’s circle at work, fortifies with savvy strategies to shield yourself from professional landmines.

Discover the transformative DIVA methodology that has already impacted thousands of women globally—now accessible to anyone ready to own their greatness. Become your own advocate and thrive professionally with this roadmap to fulfillment and authenticity. Your quest to actualizing your highest self begins here.

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“Your Power Unleashed is more than just a guide for career advancement; it’s a manifesto for living a life imbued with purposeful power.” —Lisa Nichols, New York Times Bestselling Author, Founder & CEO Motivating the Masses, Inc.

“Your Power Unleashed provides genuinely useful advice to help high-performers do fulfilling work while embracing their authentic selves. Kisha offers actionable steps for leaders to effectively coach and use their power to champion female talent within their organizations. This approach fosters a more inclusive environment and also drives innovation and success. Full of inspiring stories and practical strategies, this book is a refreshingly insightful read.” —Khozema Shipchandler, Chief Executive Officer of Twilio

“Practical, relevant, and strategic ... Written like a personal coaching session, this book provides a playbook for doing the internal work necessary to succeed professionally, while challenging corporations to create environments where women can thrive.” —Elaine Lin Hering, USA Today Bestselling Author of Unlearning Silence

Author Bio:

Kisha Wynter is a distinguished leadership consultant, executive coach, speaker, author, and the innovative mind behind the DIVA Method®. Renowned for her expertise in fostering inclusive cultures within organizations, Kisha collaborates with businesses to ensure environments are created where all talent thrives, regardless of their backgrounds.

A former HR Leader for Corporate Audit Staff, Americas, General Electric’s premier executive development program and expert on women in leadership, Kisha brings a wealth of knowledge to every venture she pursues. Her work spans 50+ countries and multiple industries—impacting organizations like Baker Hughes, Chief, Lundbeck US, and many more.

From New York Times bestselling author Joanne DeMaio comes The Liars, Book 20 of The Seaside Saga.

Behind every cottage door is a liar. Look past the tended lawns and screened windows open to the sea breeze and dusky porch lights shining on waning summer nights. And listen closely. Are those whispers of swaying marsh grasses? Or hushed secrets floating in the salt air?

Walking the sandy roads, it's hard to tell. There. There's the imposing Barlow cottage on the bluff. Elsa's shingled inn by the sea. The Fenwicks' last-standing cottage on the sand. Cliff's ramshackle beach trailer. Celia's tucked-away guest cottage. And Shane's little rented bungalow. In the New England beach town of Stony Point, some of these weathered cottages hold their secrets well. In others, the lies are beginning to show.

And The Seaside Saga continues.

From the complex family dynamics of a small English village to the lasting scars of childhood, Edna Watson is both cantankerous and compassionate—the woman that you love to hate.

When her cousin calls to report her father’s passing, Edna sees a chance for closure of a shocking incident that happened when she was five years old. But attending her Uncle’s funeral means confronting the memory that has dogged her life with shame and insecurity.

A stranger wants to buy her house and despite her protestations, he seems intent on bullying her into submission. Why is her house so important to him?

Opening a previously unopened box belonging to her late mother, Edna revisits painful memories she’s tried to forget whilst uncovering life changing and distressing secrets.

Can she face her demons and heal decades-old wounds, or will the terrible circumstances of her childhood destroy her last chance for peace?

That Terrible Woman is a powerful and bittersweet novel of love and hate, loss and resentment, the corrosive effects of long-held grudges, and the redemption found in forgiveness.

Author Bio:

Jacki Racke was born in London. She has had a varied and interesting career, including the release of three pop records in the 60s, before working as a model agent in the early 70s.

This is her debut novel, which she started during Covid, following an initial creative writing course and subsequent Alumni mentoring programme with Curtis Brown Creative.

She lives in London with her husband Laurance, where they love spending time with their four children and eight grandchildren.

Dublin, Ireland 1915

Eighteen-year-old May Gallagher is beautiful but restless, and longs for the freedom to live her own life, to decide her own destiny. Mollycoddled as the only remaining child of middle-class parents in the suburbs, she sneaks out to the theatre when she can. She is mesmerised by the captivating actor Peter Cullen, and wishes she could enjoy a more bohemian life.

The Great War is taking all the boys away, and the promise that it will all be over by Christmas is ringing more hollow with each passing month.

Her parents would be appalled if they knew she'd befriended the enigmatic Peter, who was from the wrong side of the city, but there is something about him that intrigues May.

When catastrophe strikes Peter, it's to May that he turns, and in that moment she knows her life will never be the same again.

A Victorian bluestocking with a passion for lost causes attracts the unwilling attention of a frost-hearted viscount during her tumultuous debut season in Bath in USA Today bestselling author Mimi Matthews's fifth book in her acclaimed Somerset Stories series.

West Country beauty Hannah Heywood may be quiet with fashionable strangers, but when it comes to animals in need, she has no trouble finding her voice. Newly arrived in Bath for her very first season, all she desires is to find one like-minded gentleman. A man of warmth and compassion, as sensitive to animals as he is to people. But if such a man exists, he dare not approach her. Not with the tall, blond, and menacing Viscount St. Clare standing in the way.

James Beresford, Viscount St. Clare has often been described as a sentient block of ice. A man so cold and dispassionate, he would never suit a young lady of Hannah's disposition. And she would certainly never suit him. Focused on repairing his family's infamous reputation, James requires a diamond of the first water. The daughter of a duke or a marquess, at least, not a simple country girl with a passion for four-legged creatures.

And yet, there's something about conscience-driven young Hannah that draws James, first to Bath, and then into one increasingly hare-brained scheme after another. She confounds him at every turn, subverting his expectations and threatening to do what no lady has succeeded in doing before-thawing his ice-cold heart.